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Forte dei Marmi: Old-world glamour on the Tuscan coast

It’s time for the West to launch ‘Operation Diplomatic Outcast’ against Iran

In addition to maintaining economic and military pressure, the US should spearhead efforts to isolate Tehran internationally, beginning at the United Nations and extending to countering its disinformation campaigns

Property news: Auction round up 2026

Commercial or domestic, from old phone boxes to shopping centres auction sales of property are proving remarkably resilient in an uncertain market

Hamas commanders killed in Gaza strikes, Israel says

The head of the terror group’s Rafah Brigade has been slain, according to the military

Louise Haigh rebuked by Israeli embassy after saying government wouldn’t ‘stand by while innocent children are killed in Gaza’

The first secretary of state has previously called Israel’s actions in the Strip a ‘genocide’

‘Perhaps the Foreign Office could enlighten us as to which Palestinians have decided, of their own free will, on a two-state outcome?’: Letters to the Editor, September 18 2026

Immersive October 7 art installation brought to Tel Aviv rooftop

‘We Shall Rise’ is ‘an attempt to engage with the living memory’ of this period in Israel’s history

Ed Sheeran support acts boycott tour after Macklemore dropped due to pressure from ‘Zionist lobby’

One of the acts said he could not ‘stand by and allow billionaires to use their position of power to silence the rightful voices of those who speak up against Israeli genocide’

Britain and Israel must lower the temperature as our shared interests far outweigh today’s dispute

Further escalation over the settlement issue would be deeply counterproductive. We should not risk a critical relationship spanning security, intelligence, trade and innovation

‘We are home again’: Vienna’s Jewish community welcomes renovation of 200-year-old synagogue

Built in 1826, the Stadttempel was the city’s only shul to survive Kristallnacht, with its worshippers including Theodore Herzl and Simon Wiesenthal

Miliband admits it is ‘not definite’ sanctions on West Bank settlements will work

The foreign secretary insisted the UK was not attempting to influence the upcoming Israeli election, but did claim Prime Minister Netanyahu’s policies were making the Jewish State ‘less secure’

Ambassador admits Israelis behaving badly in Thailand amid anti-tourism protests

Alona Fischer-Kamm said there was ‘no doubt there is a serious problem’ with the conduct of some visitors to the Asian nation

AI analysis of routine mammograms may reveal ‘silent’ signs of heart disease in women, say Israeli doctors

Potentially ground-breaking research presented by experts from Sheba Medical Center in Ramat Gan at world’s largest heart conference

Australian local councillor suspended for criticising delay in menorah installation as ‘antisemitic’

Tom Humphries said the council’s initial decision was ‘unlawful’ and ‘an affront to the Jewish community’

IDF chief’s ‘secret meeting with Arab and US military leaders’ to discuss Iran

Relationships are developing between Israel and Arab countries amid shared concerns over Iran and regional security

Families of former hostages urge Burnham to follow through on Starmer’s pledge to sanction Hamas members

Starmer had vowed to ‘do everything to keep alive the memory of those who were killed and bring the hostages home’